Iowa Admin. Code r. 811-6.5 - License by endorsement
(1) A
license by endorsement may be granted by the board pursuant to either Iowa Code
section 169.10(1) or
169.10(2). An
applicant may apply for a license by endorsement on a form provided by the
board and pay the application fee and triennial license fee. In addition to the
information specified in Iowa Code section
169.10, the applicant will
supply the items referenced in paragraphs 6.1(2)"d" through
"f."
(2) For an
applicant with a non-Iowa license seeking licensure under Iowa Code section
169.10(1), the
following applies:
a. If the applicant's
non-Iowa license was issued between December 31, 1964, and December 31, 1979,
the applicant successfully completed the National Board Examination
(NBE).
b. If the applicant's
non-Iowa license was issued between January 1, 1980, and December 31, 2000, the
applicant successfully completed the NBE and the Clinical Competency Test
(CCT).
c. If the applicant's
non-Iowa license was issued on or after January 1, 2001, the applicant
successfully completed the NAVLE in accordance with rule
811-7.1 (169).
(3) An applicant
who is a diplomate under Iowa Code section
169.10(2) will
also include a copy of the applicant's board or college specialty certificate.
For the purpose of this rule, a specialty board or college means a specialty
board or college that has been officially recognized by the AVMA. Changes of
specialty status shall be reported to the board within 30 days of the
action.
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